

It's Kevin De Bruyne's day. The Belgian champion set foot in Italy early this morning, landing at Fiumicino airport on a flight from Brussels. Awaiting him was a crowd of enthusiastic fans, who had also come from Naples for their first contact with what is already considered the most sensational signing of the summer market.
Sunglasses, a relaxed look and a smile that lit up the terminal: De Bruyne headed straight to Villa Stuart, where he will undergo medical tests in the next few hours before signing the contract that will officially tie him to Napoli. For the blue club, this is a historic operation, which brings one of the strongest midfielders in the world back to the Italian championship.
De Bruyne 's arrival isn't just a technical investment, it's a clear signal: Napoli wants to return to being a leading player, both in Italy and in Europe. The Belgian, after writing Manchester City's recent history, is preparing to embark on a new challenge under Vesuvius. And the fans, now more than ever, are dreaming big.
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